🧩 Enhance Learning with 48Pc Jumbo Blocks Learner Made Review

My two boys live with these Legos. At first I was hesitant to buy them because they are not as soft as LegoLand, so I was interested in them first. But thank God that's not the case, because my children can do so much more with them. My children are 1 to 5 years old. Great toy for all ages!

These blocks are awesome! Our four year old son plays with it for hours. We bought a 96 piece set and also bought a 48 piece set so he had enough to build a 'house'. His imagination ran wild with these blocks and I highly recommend them. They take up a lot of space, but we just build him a house in his playroom to keep them somewhere. In the picture it was assembled from a total of 96 parts.

This is the second set of 48 blocks that we have purchased. Our 4 year old son loves them. They are excellent for building his forts and bridges. They are also easy and sometimes quick to clean as they fold up easily and put aside. Being about the same size as the plastic containers that baby wipes come in, they are perfect for our 2 year old to pick up and collect. I just wish they came in different shapes and sizes. We love watching our son come up with creative ideas.

This is so much fun we now have 48 of these and definitely need a lot more. I buy another 48 pieces for Christmas, but that's still not enough. Now at 48 we have enough to build a tower or a wall if there are gaps between the walls, but be careful because if the wall falls it could hurt someone. The wall was about 39 inches high. The blocks actually hold together well and if you shake them they don't fall apart. They are really easy to take apart so my little one can build by herself. I think…

I think they were a bit expensive because they are molded in plastic. But I think toys really come first these days. I thought it would be fun for my little one for Christmas 12 when he was 18 months old. He's not a very independent player, but he'll play with them if I help and agree with them. He loves it when I make a wall with windows to look through etc. They're fun and quite big. You need more than one set to build something like a fortress etc. They are solid and all in the same…

I've spent many hundreds of dollars on these bricks and think they're great. I first saw them at a local children's museum and have since bought several sets of 48s, 96s and a 192 block. The only difference between the sets (aside from the number of blocks) is that the larger sets always have more plastic windows. My son (he recently turned two) has walked, climbed and crawled on my creations for as long as he could move. Now he can mostly separate the blocks himself, but he can't always move…

My God! What nonsense. At first I was looking for giant waffle blocks for Christmas but they were sold out. AND THEN I found these jumbo blocks. My grandkids love legos and they work just like giant legos. However, if you have the space and can afford it, I recommend buying a set with more blocks. Kids can build many structures with a 48 piece set, but sometimes they just have "big plans" in their head and often 48 blocks just isn't enough. Great group gift for kids or to keep at Grandma's…